Tropical Trees Have a Nighttime Trick!

Some tropical trees have developed a smart way to survive droughts by breathing in carbon dioxide at night. This allows them to keep their pores closed during the hot daytime, helping them save water. Researchers studied three different species of Clusia trees to learn how this unique form of photosynthesis evolved over time. This discovery shows how plants adapt to their environments!

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